Can you make the first part (the logical test) be anything other than a numerical value? I want a value to display only if a check mark (using the wingding font for the check mark) appears next to certain items in a list. For example: =If(A1=checkmark,B1+C1,""). If I am not clear maybe I can explain it another way.
View 4 RepliesI have a simple spread sheet, as shown below. Each line is on it's own row, and all the info on each line is in the first cell. (A1,A2,A3 etc....) What I require is a macro that will look at the "Code" line, take note of the code and if it finds a duplicate code number, mark the duplicate code with (1)....say up to (5).
In the case below, it would flag the second 07edr code and change it to 07edr(1). If there was a third 07edr code it would mark it 07edr(2) etc.
It needs to look at all the codes as it's possible there will be more then one set of duplicates.
Description = item 1
Code = 07edr
Quantity = 1
Description = item 3
Code = 08geo
Quantity = 2
Description = item 78
Code = 08cpm
Quantity = 1
Description = item 1
Code = 07edr
Quantity = 2
Description = item 39
Code = 16blf
Quantity = 1
I inserted a check mark and tried to us a vertical lookup and post the check mark
All I get is a horseshoe looking character. When I do reference to the cell I get the same symbol. What I trying to do is to place a check mark by the items which have been approved. I know I could do it with an "X" or a color, but top management wants a check symbol. I am using Excel 2007
I received a spreadsheet form containing some checkboxes that I need to tick. The problem is I dont know how can I tick/show the check mark on the checkbox. everytime I double click it, macro vb screen appears.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a lot of data (regarding graffiti) in a table and all my formulas work well. But, because I sometimes make an error in two columns of data I sometimes get results that do not balance. I want to put in a conditional format (?Is there a better way?) that will highlight the error as I enter the data. Can you help please?
Using Excel 2003 (sp3) and no add ons. There are lots of identical rows, 5:400, making up a table. I will use row 10 as an example.
In column M there is a formula which may or may not give a visible result. (It's a measure of the number of days taken to clean the graffiti and will only hold a result if the job has been finished.) The result for "M10" will be a number between 0 and 5 90% of the time, but may creep up to 30. It may also leave the cell looking blank although the formula itself is still lurking out of sight.
A matching row of cells, O10:T10, have no formulas in them. I must manually enter a "w" or an "a" into ONE of these columns, depending on the graffiti location (Worthing or Adur) and property ownership (Columns for residential, commercial, council etc.)
So now the errors I need to flag up as I enter data are to ensure that M and O:T balance. There should always be a result in M if there is an entry somewhere in O:T and if there is an entry in M there must be an entry somewhere in O:T.
Sometimes I mistakenly put an entry in O:T even if there was no result in M. Sometimes there is a result in M and I fail to put an entry in O:T. I need to be alerted as this happens, if possible. It will save hours of trying to track down my data entry errors.
BUT, there is already one conditional format already in M. It highlights the cell if it goes over 5 days for cleaning. =ISNUMBER(M10)*(M10>5).
If you can help, thank you very much. I thank you, my wife thanks you for me not doing overtime trying to track down my errors, my boss's thank you for making me more efficient and other forum readers may thank you for helping them to improve their sheets.
I have a goal set for the year. With conditional formatting, each month will be set to either red or yellow based on where it stands in relation to the goal. I would also like to show an increase or decrease in productivity for each month. I tried to use conditional formatting with the formula:
=IF(C2=D2, "", IF(C2<D2,"↗","↘")).
The formula works on its own without the conditional formatting so I am not sure what I am doing wrong. I've attached a sample with all the conditional formatting and formulas in place.
Example:....
i m wanting Cell B1 to display true if any of the values in column C match otherwise I want to display false.
A 1
B 0
C 0
D 0
But I can't determine how to get this done.
i'm using excel 2003 and i'm trying to mark 7 cells in a row by conditional design by one of the cell
example : if the date on january? mark all line in yellow, for february mark in red and ect
A B C
528602545 assafsarit@walla.com 01/01/2013
527271005 eti_sh6@walla.com 01/01/2013
[Code] ...........
I have a vlookup formula I would like to add another If statement to.
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($O2,Table!$A$2:$I$72,9,0))=TRUE,"Not In Table",VLOOKUP($O2,Table!$A$2:$I$72,9,0))
This works fine, but if the field that it is returning (9 in the case above) is blank, I get a zero in the destination cell.
Can I add another check in this formula to see if the destination cell is zero, but display a blank?
=IF(D$21="SOUTH FLORIDA 6","6 MONTH FENCE RENTAL",
IF(AND(D$21="SOUTH FLORIDA 12",S15=24),"24 MONTH FENCE RENTAL",
IF(AND(D$21="SOUTH FLORIDA 12",S17=12),"12 MONTH FENCE RENEWAL",
IF(AND(D$21="SOUTH FLORIDA 6",S16=6),"6 MONTH FENCE RENEWAL",
IF(AND(D$21="SOUTH FLORIDA 12",S14=18),"18 MONTH FENCE RENTAL",
IF(D$21="SOUTH FLORIDA 12","12 MONTH FENCE RENTAL",
"BIKE BARRICADES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE"))))))
I having trouble getting this IF statement to function properly. The Bold section is the part that will not function properly. I have checked all the spelling, spaces, but for some reason it wont display properly.
Based on the above is there a way to make this a type of lookup?
Im at wits end with all the ifs.
In Mr Excel's Pod Cast on April 12th, he showed how to use the OFFSET function to define a range inside a SUM function. Then he had Conditional Formatting that would highlight the range that was being summed. Can anyone tell me what the formula would be inside the Conditional Formatting dialog box to get the OFFSET range to have a certain format?
View 9 Replies View RelatedI am trying to nest an IF function with a CEILING function. If C10 is < 3.5, make it 3.5, however, if C10 > 3.5, CEILING (C10, 5)
right now it looks like:
If (C10
Is there a code that can check if the conditional formatting of a cell is met? Or if it is met, how can I reference the condition in my userform to have a command button visible if the formatting is met?
Example: If cell range "Q8:Q51" has a cell that turns the color red when its conditional formatting is met, then I want a command button to appear on my userform.
I have an set of conditional statements to check which i'm not sure whether to use IF or CASE statement. Find below the
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am working on code breaking, and am working on trying multiple letter combinations, and was wondering if I could spell check the results and have that identify letter combinations that ARE words.
How can I check if Sheet1 has any conditional formatting on it via VBA?
View 11 Replies View RelatedI am writing a macro which first needs to look and see if a certain worksheet exists. If it doesn't then I want it to create it but if it does I first want it to delete the sheet then create a blank one with the same name. At trhe moment I have this but it is scrappy and doesn't work very well:
On Error Goto AddSheet
If Sheets("MONEYSHEET").Activate Then Goto Data
AddSheet:
Sheets.Add before:=Sheets("LOOKUPSHEET")
ActiveSheet.Name = "MONEYSHEET"
Data:
It also does not delete the sheet if it already exists, just edits the existing one.
Whilst it is possible to display all the formulas on an Excel 2003 worksheet, it is only possible to display conditional formatting cell-by-cell. This is tedious when checking for any errors, which are easy to acquire when pasting from one cell to another.
View 14 Replies View RelatedI am creating an income calculation sheet to qualify my borrowers. I have different "types" of income in regards to hourly pay, bonus pay and overtime pay (examples)
I am using check boxes for my worksheet for the income that my underwriters want to use (example OT plus regular pay or Bonus plus regular pay or just regular pay alone can all be different options) they would then just check the box for the combo they want to use. (my check boxes came from the developer tab and I have them formatted to show true/false for checked or unchecked.)
Intro to my problem: We have 3 separate time frames for each type of pay. (I have 2012 Bonus, 2013 Bonus and then 2014 year to date bonus.....and the same for Overtime pay and regular pay, etc.)
My underwriters can only use ONE of the 3 yearly options.
Excel problem: Im thinking I need to go conditional formatting for this, but I need something to pop up if they accidentally have 2 boxes checked in one category. (So if they accidentally mark a box to use 2012 OT AND 2014 OT year to date, thats a problem and will throw the #'s off) So Im thinking there is some way to conditionally format my true/false results from my check boxes. If 2 out of 3 say true, the cell should black out or something along those lines....
I attached a screen shot of how my worksheet looks as of now : Income example excel forum.docx‎
I would like to change the color of a cell to either green, yellow, or red based on a few conditions. One of the conditions would be based on whether a check box was checked or not.
View 2 Replies View RelatedCan I use conditional formatting to check if a field has a value or a formula?
View 4 Replies View Relatedhow to display the current set of conditional formatting? I don't want to go to the cells I want a listing of all the conditional formatting rules. I am sure I have seen this somewhere in the past but cannot locate it.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am working with Excel 2000
If cell D4 has a 90 or above, I want cell C4 to highlight in green, but I also want the cell to display the word green. I know how to do the former, but the latter perplexes me a bit.
Conditional Calculations & Display Of Cells. (See attachment)
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have employee numbers in two ranges of cells where the employee number will have alpha and numeric (ASAZ002000). The first is a range of “target” employees we need to look at.(A4:A20). The second range will be all employees of the company that the target list needs to check in for the specific target employee(s).(G4:G25). If a “target” employee is found within the range of all (G4:G25) – highlight cell red (G4:G25). I have attached a small file that might explain it better.
View 2 Replies View RelatedBasically I have a list of companies each with five corresponding check boxes in different cells. I want the cell with the company name in (or just a symbol in the cell) to appear Green, Amber, Red when 5, 3-4, 1-2 of the boxes are checked respectively.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI've got a list and I need to check if the adjacent cells for a column are empty or not, and if both are empty then format to a certain color. I have a solution but don't know how to implement it into a format fit for conditional formatting.
I have this in the new rule section of conditional formatting
=IF(AND(ISBLANK(OFFSET(I4,0,-1)),(ISBLANK(OFFSET(I4,0,1))),(ISBLANK(I4)=FALSE)),TRUE,FALSE)
If conditional formatting would allow it I would simply change I4 to the entire range, I am very much confused as to how to format this cell to work with conditional formatting. (I4 is the first cell in the list)
Something else is that if I change I4 to I5 or something then moves all the highlighted cells around, and to top it off the first few cells which should obviously be highlighted aren't, even though the rest of the cells which should be highlighted are.
I have created a list for Cells A2:A10 which has the various roles of person. Gave it a name Designation. I have created a drop down list using this list by going to validation. =Designation
I want a function that would check the value entered and search this list would return TRUE or FALSE
=IF(H10=0,IF((R10-I10)>$AH$1,(R10-I10),0),IF((R10-N10)>$AH$1,(R10-N10),0))
I have a small issue with the formula above. Basically the sheet is used to input start and end time of shifts and create breaks and lunches accordingly. The formula above resides in column S. Basically it warns us if the end of the shift is over 4.00 hrs past the end of the last lunches. A shift can have no lunch, one lunch or two lunches. H10 would be the start of the first lunch, R10 is the end of shift, I10 is the end of the first lunch, AH1 = 4:00 or 4:00:00 AM, N10 is the end of the second lunch.
What happens is that if there is no lunch given in cells H, I, M, N or in this case H, I, N then I get a strange number. For instance, I put in 6:00 for the start time [E10] (actually we input military time and the result is displayed in AM or PM) and the end time as 8:00, then I get a result of 8:00 in the S column [titled +4hrs warning). 6:00 to 9:00 results in 9.00 hrs., etc, When we input a six hour shift, a lunch is automatically starts in H10 and ends in I10. Once this begins, the formula works correctly.
I am trying to set up a conditional formatting which will look at the cell contents and check if the value exists in a range.
The range to compare will be over multiple columns and multiple rows.